Mariner 25-70HP Rubex C4 Stainless Steel Propeller (4 Pitch Options)
PLEASE NOTE ALL RUBEX PROPELLERS REQUIRE A RBX HUB KIT FOR INSTALLATION
Right hand rotation
Suits all Mariner outboards with 3-1/4" gearcase from 25-70HP. Must be paired with Rubex RBX-114 hub.
SOLAS Stainless Steel Propellers - Feature the industry's highest percentage of chromium, nickel, and molybdenum. Our material resists rust from salt water and increases the stability of the propeller blades.
SOLAS Stainless Steel propellers are made by investment casting process.
All around performance
Great acceleration & midrange performance
Great stern lift & acceleration
Suits 13 Tooth Spline 3-1/4" Gearcase Solas C category Mariner Outboards:
- 25HP 4-Stroke Bigfoot (13 Spline) 1999-Present (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 30HP 2-Stroke (13 Spline) 1994-2005 (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 30HP 4-Stroke (13 Spline) 1994-05 (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 30HP Marathon (13 Spline) 1994-Present (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 35HP 2-Stroke (13 Spline) 1984-89 (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 40HP 2-Stroke (13 Spline) 1977-Present (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 40HP 4-Stroke (13 Spline) 1997-Present (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 40HP Marathon (13 Spline) 1977-Present (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 40HP Japan Tohatsu Origin (13 Spline) All Years (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 45HP 2-Stroke (13 Spline) 1986-89 (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 48HP (13 Spline) All Years (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 50HP 4-Stroke (13 Spline) All Years (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 55HP Marathon (13 Spline) 1995-Present (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 60HP 4-Stroke (13 Spline) 2001-Present (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 60HP 2-Stroke (13 Spline) 1978-Present (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
- 70HP 2-Stroke (13 Spline) Up to 1983 (REQUIRES RBX-114 HUB)
Propeller specs:
Material: Stainless steel
Blades: 4 blade
Rotation: right hand
Diameter: 11.5"
Pitch: 11", 12", 13" & 14" options
Please note: We cannot ship to Western Australia. Unsure if this is the correct propeller for your boat? Contact Us and we will make sure you choose the right propeller.
This is a Solas propeller.
